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Sharing - Culture and Economy in the Internet Age - Philippe Aigrain

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Sections

List of Figures
List of Tables
1 Introduction
2 The Internet and creativity debate
3 The value of non-market sharing
3.1 Sharing is legitimate
3.2 Sharing is useful
3.3 The media industry opposition to file sharing
4 Sustainable resources for creative activities
5 Which rights for whom? A choice of models
5.2 Compensation schemes
5.3 Social rights for all
6 Defining rights and obligations
6.1 Which works to include
6.2 Rights and obligations of users and intermediaries
7 How much?
7.1 Rewarding the present and financing the future
7.2 Rewards
7.3 Financing production and the creative environment
7.4 Passing copyright-law tests
7.5 Is the Creative Contribution socially acceptable?
8 Sustainable financing for the commons
8.1 Evolution of the Creative Contribution in one country
8.2 International aspects
8.3 Economy and non-market commons
9 Organization and complementary policy measures
9.1 Principle and essential components
9.2 Decision-making and democratic governance
9.3 Additional policy measures
10 Usage measurement for equitable rewards
10.1 A general usage measurement system
10.2 Registration and identification of digital works
10.3 Data collection
10.4 Performance in one medium
10.5 Management costs
11 Clarification and counter-arguments
11.1 Clarification
11.2 Criticisms by opponents
11.3 Criticisms by defenders
12 From proposal to reality
12.1 Grassroots Internet and creative communities
12.2 Government policy
12.3 Policy-makers
12.4 Entertainment players?
12.5 Collective management?
12.6 The continued role of academic research
A Diversity of attention for beginners
A.1 From wealth to popularity
A.2 Testing and parameter estimation for Zipf’s law
A.3 Zipf’s law and diversity of attention in P2P sharing
A.4 A fresh look at the Long Tail theory
B The total cost of rewards and their distribution
B.1 The model used in chapter 7
B.2 Reward functions
C Modeling usage measurement
C.1 General model
C.2 Music singles in the US
C.3 Blogs in France
C.4 Fraud prevention and detection
Notes
Bibliography
Index

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